Still in Marks Creek might sound like a still was still there; and probably there is. But one particular still IS still. Sheriff McDonald and Deputies Reynolds, Shores and Key broke up a 50-gallon outfit about 4 miles south of Hamlet Tuesday afternoon, together with 250 gallons of beer. The worm was not found. A run had evidently been made two days previous.
Friday, December 18, 2015
Sheriff McDonald Stills a Still South of Hamlet, 1921
From
the Rockingham Post-Dispatch, Dec.
22, 1921
Still in Marks Creek might sound like a still was still there; and probably there is. But one particular still IS still. Sheriff McDonald and Deputies Reynolds, Shores and Key broke up a 50-gallon outfit about 4 miles south of Hamlet Tuesday afternoon, together with 250 gallons of beer. The worm was not found. A run had evidently been made two days previous.
Still in Marks Creek might sound like a still was still there; and probably there is. But one particular still IS still. Sheriff McDonald and Deputies Reynolds, Shores and Key broke up a 50-gallon outfit about 4 miles south of Hamlet Tuesday afternoon, together with 250 gallons of beer. The worm was not found. A run had evidently been made two days previous.
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